William Penn Life, 1985 (20. évfolyam, 1-6. szám)

1985-09-01 / 5. szám

Addresses Requested We are going to list in each publication, names of members for whom we do not have an accurate address. If you have any infor­mation on any of the names shown below, please complete the address form questionnaire and mail it to the Home Office. We will contact them. Your kind cooperation will be appreciated by the member as well as the Home Office. Name James S. Denton Ervin Hanzely Rosemary Lekarczyk Bradley J. Meyer Patricia M. Molnár Julia Newberg George M. Orbán Norah Quinn Theresa A. Mummery Frances Nowicki Ethel Nyiri Johanna Padar Daniel D. Partia Evelyn Pasterz Ella E Peyko Jane L. Ritchey Fred F. Rizzft Albert Schmidt Julia Seabers William Terhesh Peter Takacs Helen I. Újvári Shirley Varga William D. Wolf, Jr. Certificate No. Last Known Address 01405513 PO Box 8097 Ball Road, Anaheim, CA 92802 01436260 587 Bellevue Avenue, Trenton, NJ 08618 01402643 416 S. Olive Street, South Bend, IN 46619 80453681 261 Market Street, Saint Marys, PA 15857 00547943 456 Chardon Street, Painesville, OH 44077 01985282 19409 Willow Creek Cir, Fenn, ID 83531 00539635 9209 S. Dobson Avenue, Chicago, IL 60619 80810369 333 Howard Avenue, New Haven, CT 06519 80281363 7811 Miruello Cir, Jacksonville, FL 32217 01465814 16522 Ireland Road, Mishawaka, IN 46544 01432459 120 North Fairview, Lock Haven, PA 17745 01465731 147 45 28th Avenue, Flushing, NV 11354 07634982 428 Birch Bark Drive, Brick Town, NJ 08723 80025612, 80812647, 80024151 Route 4, Box 494 CC, Antioch, IL 60002 10767243 282 Reed Avenue, Campbell, OH 44405 02006351 917 Shea Ct„ Carmel, IN 46032 00527382 1839 Sola Ct., San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 01455856 4025 McGee, Kansas City, MO 64111 01444652 27 Endicott Road, Trenton, NJ 08690 01436849 8925 S. Greenwood Avenue, Chicago, IL 60619 01842962 8905 University Avenue, Chicago, IL 60619 01567320 12024 S. Wallace Avenue, Chicago, IL 60628 01474659 6158 Blvd. of the Corne, Grand Blanc, Ml 48439 80366941, #80366933 7801 Phila Road, Baltimore, MD 21237 TO: William Penn Association 709 Brighton Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15233 (412) 231-2979 The following is the present address of member listed in Unknown Address article. Member’s Name Cert. No. Address City/State/Zip Phone Submitted by: Name Address City/State/Zip Phone williamÉpenn life U.S. Postage Paid____________Pittsburgh, PA___________Permit No. 2724 Editor-in-chief..........................................................................................John Sabo Associate Editor.................................................................................Gus. G. Nagy Editing Office 709 Brighton Rd. Pittsburgh, PA 15233 _____________Area Code (412) 231-2979_____________ Office of Publication 709 Brighton Rd., Pittsburgh, PA 15233 Graphics by A.J.B. Communications Published Bi-Monthly Postmaster: if undelivered, please send form 3579 to: WILLIAM PENN ASSOCIATION 709 Brighton Rd., Pittsburgh, PA 15233 Ivancso in Bowling Hall of Fame Stephen J. Ivancso, promi­nent in William Penn bowling for many years, has been ad­mitted to the Toledo, Ohio Bowl­ing Hall of Fame, a unique and distinct honor given only to bowlers of significance in that city. Steve is a native of Hungary (1920) and came to Toledo in 1942. He bowled in the Toledo area for 36 years and was one of the original 40 bowlers when the Times Classic was formed there in 1954. His team captain was Dick Sendi, also a TBA Hall of Famer. In 1956, Steve and Julius Vargo won the actual doubles in the William Penn National Tournament held in Buffalo. He won the same title again in 1959. Stephen J. Ivancso He also achieved the highest score possible in bowling when he rolled a perfect 300 game in 1965. His high average was 204 and his high series was 772. He has rolled more than 35 series scores of 700 or better. Steve was one of three bowlers admitted to the Toledo Hall of Fame in ceremonies held last April. The William Penn Associa­tion joins in applauding this unique achievement by an As­sociation member. PRESENTATION - National Treasurer John L. Lovász presents Rev. James Chepponis with a $250 gift from the William Penn Associa­tion, marking his recent ordination into the priesthood in Pittsburgh. Father Chepponis is a member of Branch 8005. A letter of congratula­tions, in behalf of the William Penn Association, was sent to Fr. Chep­ponis by John F. Kenawell, Executive Vice-President. sions, commissions and divi­dends. Miscellaneous items were accounted for in the ledgers. Branch Annual Finan­cial Statements were checked and the petty cash counted. Met with the following Na­tional Officers: John Sabo, National President; Gus G. Nagy, National Secretary and John L. Lovász, National Treasurer, who answered with satisfaction all of the ques­tions posed by our committee members. Our thanks are extended to everyone at the Home Office. Their cooperation in getting the necessary records was most helpful to our committee in doing the job we are required to do. Our audit was conducted in accordance with general ac­cepted audit standards and procedures. Fraternally, Emma L. Beganyi, Chairperson Louis A. Fodor, Secretary BRANCH 14 Cleveland, Ohio Member Given Promotion Branch 14 in Cleveland, Ohio, was particularly pleased to learn of the recent promotion of Ernest Hudak to the post of National Sales Manager of the Weldon Tool Company based in Cleveland, Ohio. He has been with the company since 1943. In 1979 he was named one of America’s top ten industrial salesmen. In his new position he will be responsible for the coordination and implementa­tion of all domestic sales. He will also retain his European and Asian responsibilities as Weldon’s Export Sales Manager. Since joining the firm he has held a number of positions, including that of production control manager, purchasing agent, and tool engineer. He is a member of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers. Ernie is well known through­out the Hungarian community because of his weekly Hungarian Radio Hour broad­cast each Sunday at noon over station WELW in Willoughby. The Magyar Club of Cleveland plans to honor him for his 35 years of on-the-air. Ernie is a good friend to the William Penn Association and each Sunday provides an­nouncements that help open the door for sales repre­sentatives. Two Designated as Fraternal Insurance Counsellors Jodene Pascarella of the Detroit Office and Richard Toth of the Home office recently received designation as Fra­ternal Insurance Counsellors according to Ron Abels, national sales director. “Jodene and Rick have com­pleted and passed all three parts of the FIC requirements,” Abels said, “and we con­gratulate them on this achievement.” Jodene is Agency Manager in Detroit and Richard is an assis­tant underwriter at the Home Office. (EDITOR’S NOTE:) We regret the misspelling of names of Stephen Ivancso, National Director and John L. Lovász, National Treasurer, in the last issue of the William Penn Life. Auditing Committee Report The Auditing Committee met at the Home Office on August 12, 13 and 14, 1985. Present were all members of the Com­mittee: Emma L. Benganyi — Chairperson, Louis A. Fodor — Secretary, Charles S. Fabian, Michael J. Hrabar, Michael R. Kara, Violet B. Lenart. Emma Beganyi, Chairperson, greeted the National Officers, Board of Directors and the Advisory Board Members and wished them good health and a fruitful meeting. Our Committee examined records to June 20, 1985 and included the following: income from premiums, stocks, bonds and mortgages. Deposits from all transactions were checked against the ledgers. All new purchases were physically checked in the bank vault and matured or called stocks and bonds were verified and deposit slips were checked for entrance into ledgers. Disbursements were exam­ined including payroll, pen-2

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